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Cabinet, Wereand rip W No. 80, Ritean O ting the s, Oma S Bre, ing the mankgy, now t eog 7!; ufacturers ap ace the 3RIDG AMK Theodor® ans and. £ : office of | NO “d_ CREO to .. now a l“h 6 fcp..? ‘ j 3 in ; f by the m tA0 smm City of i" i )RY’ * ff{f T. OIIJ ly well s fully mai he City 4 RIDEAU an F. W of Captain i‘xd--r for CA wAR * " peulth the '“& O the nt is uo 'M + sboit W is EHIC of thy 4 d 8 drras 1UO n QCL“ i to péblic RS (g4, &e in the BLa r for EL & 1871 19861 Money, REGISTEED. (in which case they will be at the risk of the undersigned,) p may bw wiktdremmed, â€" _ _â€"_ == _Tnz Waesiruer was rery fine during the wriy part of yesteriay, but became raw and cold towards avening. Hormar.â€"Yosterday being Aonunciaâ€" tion Day was observed as a Peie d Obligeâ€" toen in the Buildings. Moxut to Layn.â€"Apply to R. A. Brad: fibli_dl-,u. cornmer of Sparks and Streets, Uitaws®. ; Br Warp.â€"Mr. Coftey bas served Mr Mortimer with the threatened writ. The result will probably be a new election. . Misouw.â€"A meeting of the Carleton R. A. Chapter took place last night. Tuzs market was well attendeded. yesâ€" terday, an unusual thing on Monday. during the year. coet us vew) will be given to parties get ting up Clubs, whether for the DAILY or WEEKLX. A limited number of Advestisements aro inserted in the Weekly Times, at 10 cents Line, 1st insâ€"rtion, each subseâ€" “Lh § cents. Published EV ERY FRIDAY MORNIN3, in time for the morning Mail, at $1.00 per amaurm, paid in advance ; or $1.50 if paid Puily Times at $16 per annum _ New Burtors.â€"Tenders for the erection | of a bridge to replace Pooley‘s bridge, ard for the bridge over the canal to connect .lb-'l Thecdors streets, are advertized | for Tais looks like bu â€"mess | (The caly Daily Morning Puper in Central Canada) is published every morning at ,“".,...., delivered in the city. it is mailed to sybscribers in the United States, at $7.50 free of Canadian postage. LKavranagh‘s (~The Queen.) Just received, exira value Black Glace ALLAN, M‘KINNONS& M‘MORRAXN, * ALLAN, NKINNONS & MMORRAN, 4) Sparkse street. U. & Q. Ramzoan.â€"Mr. Hubertus and Mr. Geo. Reefer, left yesterday afternoon for Carieton Fiace, from whence they will Wt out on the survey of the Ontario and Pirx ®v.oary.â€"The ceremopy in thl Catholie Caurches of the city on Sunday Wis very imposing. At St. Joseph‘s Church the Rev. Father Gladu song the Mass and the Rev. FatherChabore!l and l-»-.[ Beliaud a :d Dugas sang the Passion. e t kc PRINTING AND PU ,l“,, j D PUBLISHING i Waree Woars.â€" The names of several Ipntlethien are mentioned in connection with the Water Works Commissionership & By Ward, Gresviers Caxas.â€"The first stone of the new l.ck on the Grenville Canal was laid ut 5 p.m. yesterduy. â€" Mr. Goodwin is ”"Nlhlu.hum'u- Entire Rooms Wanted, Board Wanted, term, are made at SCALE RATES, which may be seen on appl cat on «t the Oflce, or with our Agent, Mr. L. A. Grizson. (Cattie Pipsazroron.â€"The person arrested on Miurday for exhibiting a cheque with a Taged name to it, was discharged yesterday on ® Nituations Wanted, Stuations Vacant, â€"â€" RHoatses for Sale, . __... _ Houses to Rent, > * Houses Wanted, €* Board and Lodging, when not exceeding 2 ; f 4) Sparks street. ‘.h or Srzixo.â€"Several crows pmumd over the city on Sunday.‘ Our conâ€" emptrries have neglocted to chronicl& Paragraphs amon£ cents per line. ADVS2TISNNG RATES. | were & f .._ , The p ordinary @wlvertisements in My‘“. Te m. 1i) cents per line; Ts 1‘_‘ insertion, 5 cents. L »ach subsequent W and if containing nmar BRL @RIx fin whinh anus thaw ALLAN, M‘KINNONS & MMURRAN, J) Sparke streot. Remuants of Floor Oil Cloths at reduced Professional and Business Cardsâ€"not exâ€" Special Contracts for any definite H&®Auother supply of freeh oysters at Condensed Advertisements TB WEEXLY TIMES, Miscellaneous Wants, Money Wanted or to Loan, usual encouragement (oX®E PREE LOCAL NEWVS PREPAID; each additional word Articles Found # Cattle for Sule, Cattle Wanted, Bâ€"XXAXL E* ORXxXGLIXNAL CoOSX. March 25, 1972. asm» : W. ALLAN, Rideau Street. JAMES BAILIFF, , 12} cents per lise to order in first class Stock must be Cleard Out by the First of May Managing Director, OTTaW A reading matter it , such as M y _ Fimip Barrzar.â€"The Field Battery has â€" it is said would be rery perfect and satisâ€" @u0pP8 DiMAGED BY | futory did they not lack the cavairy sling | strap and the snap cap. All the membe 4# iofthoooqn, and men are requestâ€" | e 1 to assemble at the drill shed toâ€"morrow | evening at halfâ€"past seven o‘clock. pushed on with energy. Everything that can facilitate the work is employed, and no trouble or expense is spared to have the improvements completed by the openâ€" ing of navigation. Azzestzo.â€"Marcotte and Drapeau, the two men who attempted to kidnap the girl Ouilletts on Saturday night, in order that she sh\ou!1 not give evidence against the fo: m«‘ brother at the next assizes, were arrested yesterday evening in Hull. The police succeeded in catching them passerâ€"by.. : It is an admirable work of art, and will, we believe, establish a high reputation in Ottawa, for the painter, Mr. Bell. The frame is a very handsome piece of workmanship, in keeping with everyâ€" thing executed by the Messere. Gowan. Dr. Malloch, Mr. Gane, Mr. Larwill and Mr. Topley, while the full choir of Christ Charch will give two part songs. These readings hava been sustained throughout the past seasou, and have been invariably popular and entertaining, while the proâ€" oseds go towards the fuod for liquidating the dent on the church,. The commuttee have endeavrored, and the above list show» how well they have succeeded, to arrange a particularly good programme for their closing night, and we have no do«bt they will obtain a good house. time ago, found that a ; of Baptists ::.'::::“..""m""fl.m: their seet on her premises, @4 Ast.â€"A fine painting of Sir John Macâ€" donald, on exhibition in the window of Mosers. Gowan‘s establishment, Sparks atreet, attracts the attention of every Poucs Covut. â€" Monday. â€"In an assauit case the offender was tined $2 and costs. Wm. Armssrong, gullty of drunkenness, was fined $5 and costs. Thos. Hanlon, for drunkenness and raâ€" grancy, was sent to gaol tor two months. water. *There,‘ said the judge, +1 think you‘d better let that witness go now, as you have pumped him dry.‘ An English farmer‘s wife, who, some Rastee Mearâ€"With his usual enterâ€" prise, Mr. Wm. , : Lower ‘Yown Market House, has fed, at great expense, three steers in â€" for Easter beef. They are certainly splendid animals, OUne weighs 2000 lbs., and the other Awo, 1750 Ibs each. They are to be killed toâ€"morrow. An early viant to his stall JA Saturday morning may be altended with advantage to those who like good eating. ‘BDH. JaMES CUVURCH AEADMNOS, HOLL,,â€" The last of the serics of Readings in conâ€" gection with this Church for the present season will take pl.» in the Hull Town Hali to night, (Tuesd:y) â€"~Among~ those who will take part »re, Mr. and Mrs. Bourigant, Mrs. Wilson, M:s. Selwyn, Mr. Adamson. enable them to turn out cheaper and bet ter work than establishments where everyâ€" thirg is done by hind. It is but natural to suppose that such is the case ; steam variety of vehicles which Messrs, Stockâ€" dale have at present on hand is well worth going to see. They have over thirty carâ€" riages completed and for sale, wh.le half that number are in the hands ot the workâ€" men. A Clasence coach we may mention in particulas and a «Savannsah Beauty" merits particular attention. This latter is a handsome, aristocratic lookingâ€"vehicle. Go and seethe lactory. % Campbell, for cuusing a breach. of the peace on Church street, was fined $2 and New Fuasituas Sroun.â€"Mesers. Cawthâ€" ray & Edwards, as miy be seen by an advertisement in another column have opened a furniture and up30lstery estabâ€" lishment at No 80, Rideau street, where they will keep constantly on hand a large supply of home manuflactured stock. ‘They An exchange says : +One brand of Cin cinatti whiskey is warranted to contain 137 fights to the barrel.‘ .‘The rest of the brands might well be warranted to kill the consumer before be has time to go in search of the fight. : had been tortured b‘olwyc for several hours, at last asked him for & driak of A sailor made his first appearance at the court on a charge of drunkeaness, and was let go. *‘ {nspection The Niw VYork Evening Post telis us that + sailors are never so much at sea as when they are on shore.‘ In this they are someâ€" what like henâ€" pecked husbands, who are never so much at home as when they are Carnriion® Facrosr.â€"We direct partitcu lar atteniion to Mesers. Stockdale‘s adverâ€" tisement in another column. STheir es tablishment is so well known in Ottawa «nd surrounding country, that mention on the present occarion is nodh-.:{ more than to refer to the extensive provements which Messrs. Stockdale have Intely effected on their premisess Their factory comprises every necessary facility, {f r the rapid and perfect performance o. work. The immense machinery extend ing through several shops is driven by steam, and consequently their facilities Uatharine Carson, guilty of vagrancy, was sent to gaol for two mouths, Harriet Ouilette was arrested on Saturâ€" day night, under the .influence of liquor, She was remanded until the opening of the asâ€"izes, to give evidence against Marâ€" cotte. * Mrs. Foley, charged with keeping a house of illâ€"fame, was remanded until toâ€" A witness under crossâ€" examination, who A HALL! to sell cheap and invite public AMUSING, Hous,,~ AT wn.a'?'unnm I‘ll teach them to all their nasty sins in my -onvh-m'thn anything else in the world.‘ To this an editor responds, ‘That lane of unconding the riain by siile tare of g the stairs by sliding down the banisters.‘ When old Carlo sits in Sally‘s chair, Oh ! don‘t I wish that I were there ? The other day a gentleman, for being in myhi;hwtfludédwim), was sent to i *Why you not bail him out 1‘ mnhdunn-lfl-hnd. * Bail him out !‘ exclaimed the other ‘why you could not pump him out.‘ Our Transatlantic cousips, who never tell us of a steer, weighing m&u traised ‘ on Generab s farm, in filhd-. How was it to take your arm.‘ _ A PittsGeld woman makes a regular a>â€" sessment upon each of the liquor dsalers In apprehension. of the umllâ€"m A western paper says : ‘Vaccinate ! iteâ€" Ti uin tllece pou it pounllon vaiuinels i will not attack you if you vaccinati. n mt-pu“dthlm deaiers come C than stand a prosecution. A'(«Yotkdnwdi-t ints with pcih‘to‘shrmt ILGX)P::U. He may be aecid.dly called a pains taking raised ? By steam, or us or hydraulic> or md.% or what ? Words of love are works of love.â€"Alger. Love as if you should, hereafter hate, and nate as if you should hereafter love. â€"Chito. When we love we live.â€"Congreve. _ Gold does not love ; it must be mhmmmm Bhe that is loved is safe.â€"Jeremy Tagtor. How shall I do love?! Believs How shall 1 do to believe? Love.â€"Lcighton. 1 word uit mre teed, ‘deat, 10 ronks nor , 80 loved 1 not honor more.â€" Lovelave, Hate makes us vehement partisans, but love still more so.â€"Goetkeé. _ a P In love we are all fools alike.â€"Gay. Love, one time, layeth burdens} another time, giveth wings.â€"Sir P. Sidney. Love is the vertue of women.â€"Dudevant. In the deceit generally outstrips mmâ€"w ( Love is an affair of credulity.â€"Ovid. Love at two and is a terribly inâ€" m;w&m& Where love dwells is paradise.â€"Richter. Love is precisely to the moral nature what the sun is to the earth.â€"Balzac. The undersigned be blicly to exâ€" pnuhhlhnhiothogc::namn:: Company and the North British Assurance (“:fl.yhnhnq prempt manner in Iramment, Sep: pald the futl etoust of [ amoun upu-nfi-um by fire on the 2nd instant. x mnwwmumu h.mu&.:.uu"r AY, the 26th Inst., at hi Rooms, Elgin street, opposite the Russell House, commencing at 11 o‘clock, a.m , the above, sent in for sale without any reserve. 'hocbsnrlhd -oldi-loubmdlmun; conâ€" qu:;odlh.lfl:u_ nd“tb,no- posts of a + in want cheese Numal& All the above must be sold without any mn“y,l&h&,ullddu‘ March, will not reeponsible any debts contracted by his wife. _ _ Of 50 Good Western Cheese, 200 Good Secondâ€"Hand Bags, 3 Shop CGélass Cases, 200 yds. Love sacrifices all things to blees the thing it love.â€"Buhcer Lyfton. held in the Temperance Hall, Elgin Ht., on (toâ€"morrow) TUESDAY l*m, at 8 o‘cluck. A tull attendance required. THOMAS 8&)0!‘- March 25, 1872 1930 7 Public notice is bereby given, that unâ€" der and by virtue «<f the Power of Sale m&dhllfl?‘- made by Wright, of the T of" Usâ€" in the of Larleton, Ysoman, M"lfil‘l’;‘mb“l&& “--h“.-c'-_'!..:.%h.d the second (ihhhnulnru' o was nmâ€"f:-ipod by the Mat« theow Sevenson to one Hamnett Hill; and by the said Hamnett Hill to uin doprain aod ntocn) there wii bo carpenter ) ill be Mhdo:ihflbm at the Law Office of W & Pennock, in the City of Uttawsa, on WEDNESDAY. the #th MARCH instant, (A. D. 1872%,) at 12 o‘clock m(nh. t:: monles due thereon expenses mrsfl.) DMWD : the rear half of Lot No. Twentyâ€"Four. in the wwam%â€"wuu pod..fa:‘d. Terms cash. mm abstracts of title, con at mmund m. 2 Vendor will covenant against his own only. Further particulars can be obtained mwaâ€"-hflaue&. Ottawa, March 21, 1872 , 19287 6 s J. BERMINGHAM, Ottawa, March 25, 1872. M A French authoress says, ‘a kiss gives Love seldom haunts the breast where A Special Ceneral Meeting of the Irish _ WM. GAUTHIER,, Grocer. Ottawa, March 23, 1872 1929 3 Wiâ€"h chastely and love dearly, ~»SAake *ARD OF THANK3. UCIIUN SAL® QTiICE. When old Carlo sits in Sally‘s chair, I CaARTAGE AGENCY. Oh ! don‘t I wish that I were there ? ‘The undersigned begs to inform the When har fairy fingers pat his head ? 'm& that his office has thbdt-‘ been Oh ! don‘t 1 wish t-:u-oil:hul. fonlg;sllgrwm:bonuoltho% ERAL When Sally‘s arms his neck p"l”-‘ | Com . on We Ohlh’thI;Mmhh'n | Street, whnonhnfgr‘nt{owz When Sally kisses s‘ nose, Pd.um_oruood.-iu meet with prompt Ob ? don‘t I wish that I were thore?" and careful attention. Payment for t in California is called the Freight and Carsage will now be received :': alope.‘ > lgs the Company‘s <)ffice, on Wellington ORTGAGE 8SALE OF REAL ESTATE Tipe-:{ Carpet, and Several New House Pumps. CHAPTER ON LOVE. , 1812 TBE 0O TTAWA M BS8,; MaAnrcCH 26 , 18172 A. MORTIMER. gpo THOMAS PATTERSON, Req. Siz,~â€"Alderman Cunningham reâ€" dpodhhmh‘tlnatyuo-dm- man, we, the undersigned electors of St. George‘s Ward, request you to accept such n?ntpodfion. wl our being a y holder, being resid cntinh:h‘:mmhnhll confidence in your abilities to guard our interests, and place our trust in you to adâ€" vance this section of the city, and benefit the ratepayers in general. .. C car (Grakam, A, Mortiméer, J. W. AyaIR, P Kearns, and 200 others. GENTLEMEN,â€" 3 â€" ltbl::mb‘rmemm y::‘l;v: placed in me. 1 socept your req and if electd fo the honorable position of Alderman for St, George‘ s Ward, L shall endeésvor to discharge my duty with care amdi economy. â€" 1 remain, gentlemen, yours, &¢, THOS. PATTERSON. (Ottawa, March 22 A 1929 We ‘:Bw' tender you o:.:m and supâ€" port, to secure your sery Ottawa, 22nd March, 1872. ° G. White, J. Pennock, Wm. Hamilton, Dunâ€" _ March 21, 1872 8t, Lawrence & vitawa RHai‘wsy Ottawa, 5th Feb., 1872. n P ce P. 8.â€"ENTKANTCEBY SIDE DOOR. WANTED-ln New Edinburgh, by two gentlemen, two bed rooms and a sitting room with board. m to B. B., Times office. 23, 1812 1929 WANTIDâ€"&Ame â€"â€" Three first class salesmen wanted at the Regent House. 8SINCLAIR, STITT, & Co. March, 15, 1872 1923tf I“ORGAI.I ORTO LETâ€"Ten acres ot ih; of Otmn,'ib?fihll mutot.l,f 8:; w near the Race Course on Bank -’tm& and within a mile of the City Agricultural Shbw LADY LISGAR will be held afthe the Rink Music Hall, on SATURDAY EVENING, April 20th. Sir John A. Macdonald will preside: .J.\OM“NWD a charitâ€" _ Further particulars will be published W ANt®, A GOO0OD GARDENER, within a milé of the City Agcultnnl Show Grounds, and adjoinin bs Ottawa and Gloucester macadam road. Title indisâ€" A" Sga-,ddm: mile from Paâ€" m'lhl .m ~m u.. stables, &c. ; 15 acres under cultivation. Terms reasonkble. Address A. GAGNIER, â€" Real Estate Agent. y » Opposite Russel! House. culators. Don‘t try seeing the subgoriber. *O â€"That valuable propert 1‘ n‘â€"g::.w'.&m Block," on the of Uregon and Sherwood Streets, Ch ere, very convenient to the 4* land, at $4 per acre. It is known as ljl(wlth,wlpad County of Rusgell. It is to be sold inside of 2 weeks. Ottawa, March lst. 1872 table. Enquire of R.ABBUTT or D. W. gWARD, Ottawa. * aTew minutes walk of the Parliaâ€" ment Buildings. t or ten tlemen u‘abomu.;rwlthho&y.;nhbd rooms. Anoxallonthbhkomso 2 Address, L. A. G N, General Agent, (Ottawas, March 15, 1872 Fine Dwellings .d(hrhO‘Onu Metcalfe, Wellington, &-uliuht TL )ige of Hull, immo sories high, beautâ€" a two s 1 uti« fully -f'&nitodon tbomoltl‘mt Bt., the best business part 3f the vflhw house is ‘nearly new, and well finished. Rent $200 per annum, payable monthly. For further information apply to R. ABâ€" BOTT or D, W. COWARD, Ottawa, or to the owner on the p emises, wod rate, . / Fol&u.lâ€"olnhmdnd acres otf thne land at only £4 nar anra _ It is Inaum wn.l.nounnfiml.:hdnm A;amnzin, k _ Labor A A Ottawa, March 13, 1872 . % 10 UR SALEâ€"A piece of land F 95 snram sitnatad amna mi ANTED i Wc“m to buy 7 or $ dweliings in March 23, 1872 y stvadizcd ;-rm- uu_ _ â€"â€" WM. SULLIVAN. Ottawna. March 13 1920 44 witf BalIVATE BOARDING HOUSBEBâ€"Withâ€" Ottawa, March 13, 1872 1920 im 'lmrauiuho!ono-m" streotaâ€" bert, Mater, Queen, Weilineton [OR EALE.â€"Real Estate in all of ‘ "‘the City. Good change now: for aper N _ AMATEUR CONCERT WITAH RZADINGE Centre Town. "ekk j â€"aiatsoâ€" Good lots ; ready money for them. A. GAGNIEK, C O lt Eatate Ageney, Opposite the House Apply to 1872 FyiO LE1, C. B. WRIGHT Hull Village, p 1929w&dim A. J. TAYLOR A. GAGNIER, _Real Estate Agent. A. GAGNIER, Real Estate Agent. PATRONXAGE OÂ¥ without A vendt is prepared to receive tenders 13 to Tuesâ€" day next, the 26th inst., at 4 o‘clock p m.. :ot the c‘::ufiou of the Carpenter and oiner work, according to plans and speciâ€" fications which may be seen at the office ot D. O‘Connor, Esq., on Rideau Street, at whose office the tenders will be lef:,, The Council do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. w Tenders fcx .t;‘: :'t. Patrick‘s The names of two responsible securities must be attached to each tender for the due completion of the work. : MARTIN BA'I;‘I'LE. Secre . P.0. A March 21, 1872 w". 19285 * npo conTragrors. â€" Notice is hereby given, that an applicaâ€" tion will be made to the Pulinml::t of Canada at its next Session for an Act to Incorporate the Canada Pacific Railway Company, for the purpose of constructing found practicable to Bute Inlet or som othcpohtontbombdudofthel’m Ucean in the Province of British Columbia (with power to extend to Victoria or some od:‘fiht in Vancouver lsland, if found advisable) ; together with branch lines tmm“hzqmvuwunhh of the Woods, and from Fort Garry or Winâ€" nipeg aforesaid to Pembina or such og::: pdnsorfl:o on the boundary of the vince of itobs, as may connect with with the railway system of the United States. Un behalf of the Coni WILLLAM finn’é'rnxm Representative of the late Airrep War XGTON. March 2, 1872 * 1912 tos CLI\'ADA PACI.FIC RAILW A . * _ Nepean.â€"West half of Lot No. 27, in the second concession, Ottawa Front, conâ€" taining 100 acres, 75 acres cleared. A comfortable dwelling house and frame barn, 3U x 40; a horse stable, 20 x 30 ; cow stable, â€"17 x 554; grainery, 18 x and four miles from Ottawa City. For particulars apply to T. S. HAR!‘., on t TENDERS will be received at (ghe Office of the undorufinod at PEMBROKE, up to noon, on WEDNESDAY, 10th April next, for the erestion of aâ€" Roman Catholic Church, 71 x 135, to be built of Stone, and and Specifications which can be seen at the office of Messrs, T.: & W. Murray, Pemâ€" Fm FOR SALE in the 'll‘owmhrir of Nanaan â€"Wast half of Tat No 27 in Satisfactory security as to the due perâ€" formance of contract will be required. The lowest or any tender may not be accepted. ' f C D en ~ *Building Committee. Pembroke, 8th March, 1872 1917â€"td cou;btod on or before the first of JANUâ€" ARY, 1874, in accordance with the. Plans N OTICE. OQOrfrawa, March 16, 1872. Authorized discount on American Inâ€" voices, until further notice, 9 per cent. wall." E. 8. X. BOUCHETTE, Will be held at ST. PATRICEK‘3 HALL and CANADIAN INSTITUTE, on EASTER. * ‘Refreshinents supplied by Prodrick. suj Music by Bnthum Band. Dancing to commence at 8 o‘clock p.m. Ticket, admitting gentleman and Isgiu, Hosery: Nys‘s Tobasco store, and at Sather. ye‘s land‘s Jmlhr'p shop, Lower Town, and Grain fi“u we opes wak se ue A00000 oe n 6 #e # TO ww we me be se n4 ne se ma0 . $ 4 we # e 6# + ” Reaping Machines from ........ $100 :0 140 OTTAWA FIRE COMPANY DULY Commissioned‘Land burveyors who may desire employment in Mamtoba during the uuin..-almno invited to communicate by the 2lst inst., with this Department, describing the inâ€" strumeAt they use. â€" . _~ _ â€"â€" Oitawa, 2nd March, 1872. _ 1916 6eod January 15, 1872 In returningâ€" thanks to their numerous rlends and customers in the city and vicinity, or their past pationage, beg to inform the _ ublicgenerally, that they have jost complet. d arran«ements for the leasing (at a large zpense) of those large: an~ commodious vuildingsâ€"ncar the Market Square, on York Strevt, formerly occupied by the Governmâ€"nt, nd known as the Military Hospitel, which they bave thoroughly refitted and paiuted, and n0ow feel confident that they are in possession »f on« of the largest and best situat=d room sin the Dominoion, where they will pay particuiar ttention to Auction B«les of Real Estate, Housthold Effects, A Implements, Works of Bm‘-m $ lar (Auction Saes â€" every ‘Tuesday my mornings, at 10:30 o‘clock, Where partics having goods to dispose of will find it to «their advantage to send them in tho even. ing before. > > Bates in country places, elther in Ontario #rQuebec prow ptly attended to. JOHN MACDONALD & SON, Auctioneer and General Comm:»sion, Hous Farnishing, insurance and Real ‘Estat Agents, 36, York street, Ottawa. Ottewas, Nov. 13, 1871 18194m Ditching Machine ...... . .. Mower | do do remises. The Council of the St. Patrick‘s Asylum Mlcnonu.w AUCTION ROOMS, _ YORLRK STREET. John Macdonald & Son, No 11, 8. Rideau street, Ottawa. l:_l.!“‘hom.m 6 ’:M 2 Ottawa, March 18, 1872. _ 1924 4 ECOND SEASON SOCIAL ASSEMBLY USTOMS DEPARTMENT. KOTICK TO LAND SURVEYORS, Apply to â€"*_â€"~~ _ _"" _ PK. MODOUGALL, Rideaun street. Citewn, Dec 27, 1871 _ ©1855f _ gdo|.do. : ...... +. .10 t0., 80 Machines from...... .140 to 1,000 #30 to 40 wl2att .. $106 pyoricsâ€"to aLt, waox IT MAY CONCERN, Haying secured for IMMEDLATE CASH before the late ADVANCE sereral large lots We are now prepared to offer to the Farming Community and to the trade inducements Ml-.uhua‘lmmbymmhmlhod mfir““ ing the chief part 0t our Stock, â€"sdch as TEAB, WINES and BRAS enables us w reou > priges turther . io%flkahm””' ClE mil prosate mat go get fas yal ies ces e cempen enat e 8UGARS, TOBAOCOS and azflh:. csoonua also WINES ‘und m-# .“.‘h'f'n:'- uwm“v?:uu w-l.u_-:: =l~ e hm.:.’-tpmmpunanuuu -'&-.M * GivooanmandLiqnou“.w CY _ P. BASKERVILLE & BROTHERS, Will offer the same during this month at prices that will convince the dlosest buyers, and insure a large sale | 4 Tapestry TIwo and Three Ply all Woâ€"l R@yâ€"The great advances on these goods this season renders this an RARE OPP&;;UNXTY for parties furnishing. o Lot No. 1â€"97 pieces Tapestry. » Lot No, 2â€"56 pigces Brusselis. â€"_â€" Lot No. 3â€"45 pi Two and Three Plj. Lot No. 4â€"37 pieces Dutch, Felt and Hem p. General House Furnishing at proj On and after MONDAY next, 4th March, they will be prepared to take orders in i t&mm&mfioufl management. Punctuality ‘i:thmpbdudadaquflllbobpt ms; in view. NO. 36 RIDEAU STREET, AND DUKE STRE] O T T A W A, Wholesale and Retail Grocers P spirit Merchants. And an endless variety of Plain, Marled, Striped and Checked ‘They would also call the attention of parties requiring anything in the way of dC::pohmd House Furnishings toth:"r large a;d‘ well u-ogud‘:bek which they are rmined to clear out without re to cost before their new premises. I use eebt . k tw o 1e P. Baskerville & Brothers, SALE STILL GOING T. Hunton, Son & Co. tta wa, February 15. 1872. Allan, McKinnons & McMoran BARGAINS, BARGAINS Blankets, Flannels andâ€" Wincies, ~ _ REMARKABLY® CHEAP. ‘ PEOPLE‘S TEA STORE Crumbeloths, Hearthrugs, Stair and Lobby Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Damasks and Ottawa, March 8, 1872. ered Grenadines, _ Lyons Black Silks of first quality. Mariposa Satin Stripes, Arabian Glaces, R : Striped and Checked Creton Cloths, , Plain and Fancy Figured Lustres, . A Choice lot of Black and Fancy Flowâ€" Varden and Mariposa Sgnz: Prints in great van‘e?. KXA A Large Assortment of Piain, Fancy and Stri apanese Silks. _ & Jmm{dmmcua&z:«umc.: NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS; : Russell & Watson, Dress Goods, Dressâ€"Mal«king Department CARPETS Alian, McKinnons & McMeran, Successors to Garland, Mutchmor & Co., 20 Sparks Street. BRUSSELS RUSSELL & WATSON. y invi ely low prices. 29 Bparks Street. \New Prints! Prints! PIECESNEW PRINTS, comprising 4m all the latest novelties. YOUMI‘I STRIPE. friends ;ibpb&'m a he :g’:g‘g!â€"xw * Customers depend on .‘3 kinds dfuh-: ':.'-‘! low Observe the address : Palmer‘s Store, 2D Sussex Stroo. VEXAXCE CHARROK g>1STEO CAMBRIC de Franccis. PLAIN Fancy and Figured Lustres BATISTB de Francow, _ 1, the undersigned, C. £, JOHNBONK, -?&Mbvobmc:-ww‘ ‘ MORTIMS R, Bookbinder, P.zzl-hrul”“ h-fi’ln-oi-.fib& -,M-dh&" be has resumed business in ufi Hidesu Street, and as by the late fire his machinery was mbbz b-'r.dum-lod.“ which he may be favored with the utment in this matter. claims before me wivhin one EIBRU[DRRED Pique Costumes. F greatly. reduced s to make r‘::.f:rwm'uht: 2&@1“0“(‘“’ fi; the matter of JAMES SHBA, an Insolyvent, * ; Bookseliers and Stationers, 89 SPARKS STREET, iiiimaniamsbasncnt g Macdonald‘sâ€"Wiltrid Cumbermede â€" _ _ Cumming‘sâ€"Wild and Beasts. .1 & Ccaristiag» Theology by â€" Buke "of â€" _ Sotods hnd Spe papee oo Aust As CBILDRIN'S Musiin & Holland Pine feras. DYX VARDEN Cashemire Dressing CHILDR!N' 8 Forstersâ€"Life of Charles Dickens ..1 Will‘s Compilation of Municipal Aots . .1 CHILDRIN’B Embroidered § eanedupy c mâ€"â€".-..so.........-wwv ww o in Troland ..:...... d o o es i éo PRINTlomh‘ Wrappers. REGENT HOUSE! M.“ T ‘MBROIDERED Poplinetie Costumes. Ottams, 10th January, 1871; Ottawa, Marchk 5, 1872" ,2“‘”' PRING STREET Costumes. ®Remember No. 39, Sparks street."@a Ottews, March 11, 1872 a OLLY VARDENS, new designs. LACK LUSTRES and Alpaca. ntagenet, 12th March, 18724. wlil% ADIES Twilled Flannel Dressing Gowns ADIES EKmoroidered Skirts. AllSTE Trimmed Blue *and Purple Costumes. f # OMAN STRIPE. YBSTER Celebrated Grey Cotton, very ARL LUSTR S ORROCa sES Long Clioths in all numâ€" JUST OPENCED OoUT DR E s §. March 15, 18112 102 in boegs to intimate to hb a a o# #* a 6 we as a # * 6 6# 68 AT AF and Gentlemen‘s that is New and . M tw0 16 15e to 1 00 "p 6L +